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Cameron Norrie

Cameron Norrie

GB RANKING1

WORLD RANKING31

CAREER HIGH
12/09/2022 8

ATP TITLES5

ITF TITLES7

DAVIS CUP TIES12

Last updated: 26/03/2024

Cam Norrie holding his racket in one hand and clenching his fist in celebration after winning his third round match at the Australian Open

FAVOURITE

SURFACE: Hard

SHOT: Backhand

COACH

Facundo Lugones

AGE28

HEIGHT188 cm

PLAYSLeft-handed

BACKHANDTwo-handed

LTA SUPPORT Elite Players

TURNED PRO2017

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FAVOURITE

SURFACE:Hard

SHOT:Backhand

COACH

Facundo Lugones

Get to know Cameron Norrie

About

Cameron Norrie is the current men’s British No.1 and has been representing Great Britain since 2013, having spent most of his junior career in New Zealand where he grew up.

Since turning pro in 2017, Norrie has continued on an upward trajectory, rising through the ATP rankings and achieving a career-high of world No.8 in 2022 – becoming the fourth British male to break into the ATP Top 10.

Norrie has picked up five ATP singles titles, one ATP doubles title and seven ITF titles throughout his career so far, with his triumphant win at the 2021 Indian Wells Masters being his biggest accomplishment to date. Norrie has also become an established addition to Great Britain’s Davis Cup team, having represented his nation in nine ties.

He is supported by the LTA Men’s Elite Programme – which aims to deliver support for the highest performing players, who are targeting major tournament success.

Quick-fire facts

  • Nickname: Noz
  • Place of birth: Johannesburg, South Africa
  • Lives: London
  • Trains: National Tennis Centre and Fort Worth (where he went to university)
  • Favourite tournament: Wimbledon
  • Tennis idols: Andre Agassi and Rafa Nadal
  • Likes: Going to the beach, listening to music, hanging out with friends. He supports South Sydney Rabbitohs (rugby league), All Blacks (rugby union) and Newcastle United. If he wasn’t a tennis player he’d work in real estate.
  • Family: Father is called David (who is Scottish) and mother is called Helen (who is Welsh). Both were born in Great Britain and played squash to university level before moving to New Zealand. His sister is called Bronwen.

Tennis beginnings

He grew up in New Zealand and began playing tennis in his driveway at age six, after his mum introduced him to the sport.

Tennis Career

*ATP Challenger and ITF titles have been combined in the overall ITF titles on this page

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